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0:20 In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious 0:21 , the Most Merciful. Peace be upon you, 0:22 and Allah's mercy and blessings. For 0:25 those over 30 years old, the figure 0:26 known as Zorro is certainly no stranger 0:28 . This character is one of the oldest 0:32 heroic figures ever created in the West 0:35 , even before the Batman we know today. 0:38 It is not much different from Batman. 0:40 This character is a rich man who 0:42 defends the truth while wearing a mask. 0:45 He does this because falsehood and evil 0:47 have become too rampant. Meanwhile, he 0:50 stands up against all of that for the 0:52 righteous people. Regarding the duty of 0:56 commanding good and forbidding evil in 0:58 Islam, Allah explains in Surah Al-Imran 1:00 verse 104, which means, "And let there 1:02 be [arising] from you a nation inviting 1:04 to [all that is] good, enjoining what 1:05 is right and forbidding what is wrong, 1:07 and those will be the successful." The 1:11 Prophet (peace be upon him) also once 1:13 said, "Whoever among you sees an evil, 1:16 let him change it with his hand." If he 1:18 is unable, then with his tongue, and if 1:21 he is still unable, then with his heart 1:23 . And that is the weakest of faith. The 1:26 most important thing here is our stance 1:28 regarding what is right and what is 1:30 wrong. Do not let us remain silent, let 1:32 alone be carried away by the tide of 1:34 falsehood. Because falsehood will 1:36 continue to exist, not because of the 1:38 many bad people, but because of the 1:39 silence of the good people. Peace be 1:42 upon you. Brail TV. 5:11 In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious 5:12 , the Most Merciful. Peace be upon you, 5:13 and Allah's mercy and blessings. All 5:16 praise is due to Allah, we seek His 5:17 help in all affairs of this world and 5:19 the hereafter, and may peace and 5:20 blessings be upon the noblest of 5:21 prophets and messengers, and upon all 5:22 his family and companions. O Lord, 5:24 increase my knowledge and grant me 5:25 understanding, and join me with the 5:26 righteous. How are you, brothers and 5:29 sisters, wherever you may be? "Minggu 5:32 Malam Santui"(Relaxing Sunday Night) is 5:35 back to accompany your night, for those 5:37 on the road or busy surfing news about 5:39 the trending shooting case. Wow, it 5:43 seems to dominate the news on every 5:47 platform we open. There's always 5:50 shooting news popping up. So, "Minggu 5:53 Malam Santui" is here to accompany you, 5:55 brothers and sisters, along with our 5:57 teacher Uncle Firman Muslim Tahir and 5:59 also our Ustaz, Ustaz Isa Alqaf. Peace 6:02 be upon you, and Allah's mercy and 6:03 blessings. 6:04 Peace be upon you, and Allah's mercy 6:05 and blessings. 6:06 It's exciting news, isn't it, Kiman? 6:07 Exciting. Exciting. 6:08 A love quadrilateral. 6:10 Wow. Oh dear. Oh dear. Why, how much 6:12 deeper does it go? Even wanting to 6:14 mention the institution, one doesn't 6:17 dare. But you're talking straight about 6:19 a love quadrilateral. But really, the 6:22 news is full of it now, isn't it? It's 6:24 like it's being dominated. Yesterday I 6:26 changed, Ami Ihsan Kay. Huh. 6:28 Reading the morning news, one-third of 6:30 the news was about that. 6:32 Yes. 6:32 Oh my God. 6:33 Yes, that's right. The story of a... 6:34 exhausting. 6:35 Our story of a love quadrilateral, 6:37 which if dug deeper, they say is a 6:40 pentagon. 6:41 Oh dear, I don't know what the truth is 6:44 . But it has caused a stir in our 6:46 country. Brothers and sisters must be 6:48 following it, right? Feel free to 6:51 WhatsApp us if there are any latest 6:53 updates. 6:53 Yes, you can see if the train is 6:55 currently "washing the carriages." 6:57 Correct. Let's not discuss it. Let's 6:58 not discuss it. 7:00 Okay. This is far. Far. Far. Far in 7:02 terms of carriages, right? 7:04 This coffee is delicious. 7:07 Some people, many people are saying 7:09 that this, uh, mubahala is working. 7:12 Some say so, too. There are a lot of 7:14 rumors out there, yeah. Oh God, 7:23 hopefully the news will become crystal 7:26 clear and, uh, be a solution for those 7:28 who have been wronged. 7:30 Amen. 7:31 And also, uh, find justice for everyone 7:34 . 7:36 Subhanallah. Allah. 7:38 Ah, the issue about shamans is even 7:39 more prevalent, isn't it? 7:41 Yeah. If, if you read this, if you read 7:44 my Twitter, I tweeted in the year 7:47 2000 7:49 2020 7:51 I said it starts in 2022. 7:54 Yeah. Yeah. 7:55 The entourage that has been maintained 7:57 will be removed one by one. Check my 7:58 Twitter. 7:59 Oh, is this one of the entourage? 8:01 Am I a shaman? 8:02 Huh? 8:05 Eman is joining the association that's 8:07 suing. 8:07 No. I want to form a new association. 8:10 An association of political shamans, 8:11 right? 8:12 Political shamans, 8:12 that sounds cool, too. Yeah. 8:14 That's cool. Usually, there's a lot of 8:15 money in it. 8:16 Shamans are like that too, right? 8:17 Already 8:18 uh, just support the fried rice shamans 8:20 for black magic, the profits are huge, 8:21 let alone political shamans. 8:23 Astagfirullah. Nauzubillah. Nauzubillah 8:26 . But it's funny that these shamans are 8:28 suing, suing, uh, 8:29 because their business is quiet, 8:31 someone. because their business is 8:32 quiet. Even though they often give 8:34 spells to others so that their busi- 8:37 ness is bustling. How so? 8:38 It's proven that it's just a gimmick, 8:40 right? Gimmick, gimmick. 8:41 Just a gimmick. Including 8:43 why don't they use their own black 8:44 magic? 8:45 So that, so that it's bustling 8:47 for them. Maybe they go to other 8:48 shamans to 8:49 Yeah. 8:49 get black magic so their business is 8:51 bustling. 8:51 Yeah, that's possible, right? 8:53 Other shamans, getting it from other 8:54 shamans, right. Cooperating 8:55 with other shamans. It's really like 8:57 that. Then there are also those who say 9:00 if they can really perform sorcery and 9:01 that sorcery is real, why not just use 9:03 it, why report it to the police 9:05 police? 9:06 But sorcery seems powerful if it's 9:07 actually real, right? 9:08 Yeah. 9:09 Maybe they don't want to take the law 9:10 into their own hands. 9:11 They know sorcery is a sin. So that's 9:13 why they don't want to. 9:14 That's why they don't want to, 9:14 it's a sin. Astagfirullah. Why should 9:16 we use sorcery? It's a sin, you know. 9:18 Just take the legal route. 9:19 Yeah, that's the more correct way. 9:22 Justice must be upheld, right? We 9:26 mentioned earlier, right? 9:28 Oppression continues to exist not 9:30 because of the number of oppressors, 9:31 but because of the silence of good 9:33 people. 9:33 Oh, that's so true. 9:35 K has been silent for too long, Brother 9:36 Eman. Ah, 9:37 finally, many forms of oppression are 9:39 emerging. 9:40 Sadap Eman, just once. 9:41 I want to be like Batman. 9:42 Yes, definitely. For once, 9:44 I want to be, I want to be like Batman. 9:47 If I were Batman, I'd want to have all 9:48 kinds of gadgets to beat people up, bam 9:50 ! All this time, Eman has only been 9:51 playing the role of Bruce Wayne, though 9:53 . Looking for money here, looking for 9:55 money there. 9:56 Stirring things up, heating things up. 9:58 Yeah. 9:58 But that shirt is Joker's. 10:00 No, this isn't Joker, 10:01 no. 10:02 This is Jack Skellington. 10:04 What's that? 10:05 This is a film made by Warner Brothers, 10:08 if I'm not mistaken. The director is 10:12 Tim Burton. 10:13 Uh, what was the title again? 10:14 This one. 10:15 Huh? 10:16 Nightmare Before Christmas. 10:17 Nightmare Before Christmas. An old film 10:19 , this. One of the films... 10:21 what? Not a cartoon, right, wax. Made 10:23 of wax. 10:24 Oh, 10:25 cool. Cool. 10:26 Like the Shaun the Sheep model that... 10:28 Yes, a model like Shaun the Sheep. 10:29 Correct. 10:30 So, it's cut out, photographed, moved, 10:32 photographed. 10:33 That. Oh, that's long. Making a film 10:36 like that is tough, right? Not just 10:38 tough, it requires patience and 10:39 precision. 10:40 Yes. I think this is one of Tim 10:44 Burton's peak productions, eh, 10:46 Nightmare Before Christmas. Did he also 10:50 handle what, if I'm not mistaken? 10:52 Edward Scissorhands, if I'm not, what? 10:54 Ah, something like that. 10:55 Oh, I know, I think I know Nightmare 10:57 Before...Doesn't seem that old, right? 10:59 Not forgotten yet, right? 11:02 Basically, before we met. 11:05 That's a really long time then. 11:06 A really long time then. But tonight, 11:09 tonight, tonight, we don't want to 11:11 discuss that. We are not making that a 11:15 topic. 11:16 Yes. 11:17 Because let those who... 11:19 let it be. 11:22 Let them do it, let them be busy. We're 11:25 not getting involved. We just watch and 11:27 take the lessons from those events. 11:29 True. 11:30 Tonight, Iwan and I want to discuss a 11:33 sentence that seems cliché but is very 11:36 possible. 11:38 Huh? 11:38 Young and having fun, old and wealthy, 11:41 die and go to heaven. 11:42 Die and go to heaven. 11:44 Oh, that seems like... 11:47 very cliché. It's impossible to happen 11:48 . It feels like wishful thinking. But 11:51 it turns out it happens, at least to 11:53 Brother Iman. Eh, brother, we die, 11:55 right? And get old too. At least from 12:00 that one sentence, two parts, Brother 12:02 already got, young having fun, clearly 12:05 Brother, even before getting old, I 12:06 don't want to get old. 12:09 But, subhanallah, we see Brother, 12:11 having fun or not? No, never, but 12:14 Brother's trials are far heavier than 12:16 ours. 12:17 Yes, comparing them, they are heavy, 12:18 right? 12:21 True enough. 12:22 Yeah, even the having fun part, since 12:24 elementary school he was already having 12:26 fun. 12:27 His life is exciting if you hear the 12:28 stories, playing in bands here and 12:30 there, dating. 12:33 No, no, I'm not saying that, just that 12:35 it's exciting, lots of things Brother 12:37 Iman did, and we hear it like, "Wow, 12:38 his youth was so exciting," then old 12:40 and wealthy, God willing, it's starting 12:42 to show now. 12:44 Die and go to heaven, too, God willing, 12:46 if we look at his deeds now, God 12:48 willing, yes, his ongoing charity is 12:50 masyaallah. 12:50 His ongoing charity is masyaallah. 12:52 But if we dissect it, the last part is 12:54 actually dangerous. 12:55 Hm. 12:56 Young and having fun, old and wealthy. 12:58 That's still possible. 13:00 Sometimes we slip up when we get old. 13:02 Yes. These words, we break them down 13:05 little by little, like the previous, 13:08 all. 13:08 Not that, not that. 13:11 Previously, all the Sunday night themes 13:14 are taken from a song. 13:16 I can't find the song title for tonight 13:18 . 13:18 Two songs. 13:19 Oh. 13:20 So the first two... 13:22 here is an underground band song, 13:23 titled: Young and having fun, old and 13:25 wealthy, die and go to hell. 13:27 H. 13:29 That's an Indonesian metal band, I 13:31 think, either from Jakarta or Bandung, 13:33 I forget. Well, blue 13:35 band. 13:35 Now, another one is a song by Wali. 13:38 He 13:39 ee ee die enter heaven. 13:43 Repent, Repent. Tomato tomato. 13:46 Ma'am, Sir. Sir, Sir what was it? Die 13:49 enter heaven. 13:50 Oh, 13:51 never mind. Let's check the Wali title 13:53 "Die enter heaven". Search 13:56 this combines 13:59 two songs because I'm inspired by one 14:01 of the topics 14:03 from Musa and Isa. 14:05 Why Musa and Isa? Wali's title is " 14:07 Mamas die enter heaven" 14:08 there is, there is 14:09 mamas. 14:10 Prepare the driver. Mamas. 14:12 Mamas. 14:12 Mamas. 14:13 I am inspired by this Isa and Nusa. But 14:17 one more thing 14:18 don't let the words come out with our 14:21 teacher Firman. 14:22 Oh. So yesterday some time ago we, uh 14:28 participated in burying, uh 14:31 Habib 14:31 one of the Habib Zain bin Smith. 14:34 Mashallah, he was an amazing person. 14:35 May Allah 14:36 Amin. Amin. 14:37 Accept his deeds and everything. Amin. 14:40 Amin, O Lord. 14:40 And place him in heaven, may his grave 14:42 be a garden of paradise. 14:44 Amin, O Allah. Amin. 14:46 So when we finished burying, I got 14:48 separated from Ustadz Husein 14:51 with Isa and Oji. 14:53 Yeah. 14:54 We got separated when I was walking and 14:57 greeting some people I know. Wow, I 15:00 know you. You're the teacher of Alkaf, 15:02 right? Because it's a trap, all of them 15:10 are teachers of Alf 15:11 earlier. Earlier this afternoon after 15:14 Dhuhr, today was the PKD opening. 15:16 Wait, was PKD today or yesterday? 15:17 Yesterday. Yesterday. 15:19 Yesterday and today there are two waves 15:20 . The wave from yesterday and the wave. 15:21 Wave. Yes. Today's wave for PKD. After 15:25 prayer, one of the PKD participants was 15:27 smiling. He 15:28 I should smile back, right, Sir? Yeah. 15:30 Assalamu'alaikum. Wa'alaikumussalam. 15:31 Are you sure, Sir? Not Ma'am. 15:35 If it were Ma'am, I wouldn't tell the 15:36 story here. 15:37 Oh, the one from earlier, right? 15:38 Yeah. Earlier 15:40 the one from yesterday. 15:42 So then he kept smiling, "Sir, yes, Sir 15:47 . I hear you often listen to Uncle 15:48 Firman on Sunday night.""Oh, listening 15:50 to Uncle Firman. Yeah. 15:52 So our branding has succeeded. 15:53 Correct. 15:54 So I realized, oh, it turns out there 15:56 are people listening on Sunday night. I 15:57 thought all this time the three of us 15:59 were just chatting aimlessly with no 16:00 one listening. That's why we speak 16:02 freely about anything. If we knew 16:03 people were listening, we would speak 16:05 more carefully. Wow, for those 16:07 listening, why don't you say hello now 16:09 via WhatsApp at what number? 16:10 Let's prove if anyone is listening. 16:12 Come on, Brothers and Sisters, you can 16:13 send a WhatsApp to 0811999720. Continue 16:19 , Firman. Breakdown, honestly 16:21 breakdown 16:22 uh youth party-party. 16:25 He. 16:26 Youth have fun. Have fun. Old, rich. 16:29 Die, enter heaven. The question is this 16:33 . What is in the mindset of Musa and 16:36 Teacher Isa here? 16:38 Teacher Isa 16:40 if we call it youth having fun. 16:42 He. 16:44 Uh 16:45 it could be our mindset that is wrong. 16:47 Young with many privileges. 16:50 When young people have fun, people 16:52 immediately think," Oh, young and 16:53 having fun, partying, 16:54 isn't it? " 16:56 Oh, swimming in privileges, 16:58 worldly conveniences, and all that." 17:03 If people glance at young people having 17:06 fun, that's what is imagined 17:09 isn't it? 17:10 Yeah. 17:10 It turns out that having fun is a 17:12 feeling. A taste. 17:14 Uh, 17:14 that taste has no form. Hm. 17:16 Yeah. Let's ask people who go clubbing 17:19 everywhere, for example, getting drunk 17:21 everywhere. 17:24 After doing that, were they happy doing 17:27 it? Happy or not? I know people, 17:32 friends of mine who use drugs or drink 17:35 or whatever. The first time they use it 17:39 . After using it, they say, "Oh, I'm 17:41 not doing this again, this is awful" 17:44 because of the dizziness, the nausea, 17:46 and so on. And the proof is they don't 17:49 want the people they love to follow 17:50 them. 17:51 Then let's test, which group has more 17:54 suicides? Those who draw closer to 17:56 Allah from a young age or those who 17:57 partied from a young age. Which group 17:59 has more suicides? 18:01 Usually, we see people who commit 18:03 suicide, for example, they run away to 18:05 somewhere because there is an emptiness 18:07 in their hearts. 18:07 Yes. 18:08 They seek games or places for us to 18:11 find pleasure. 18:12 Correct. 18:14 I have an acquaintance named Basil. He 18:16 is currently in Tarim. The 18:18 great-grandson of K.H. Abdullah Syafi'i 18:21 , 18:21 the grandson of K.H. Abdul Rasyid, and 18:23 son of Bang Alwi. From a young age, as 18:26 far as I know, what was Basil's 18:28 pleasure? 18:29 What? How? 18:30 He finds pleasure in going to religious 18:31 study groups. 18:32 Right. 18:35 His pleasure isn't being taken 18:38 somewhere or meeting to eat and chat. 18:42 That has been his pleasure from a young 18:43 age. From a young age, from a young age 18:45 . How is that possible? Yeah. 18:48 Well, that is a challenge if it's not 18:51 us. Sometimes when young people go to a 18:54 study group, they get sleepy. 18:55 So, how can he enjoy being in a study 18:58 group? 18:59 Because usually, you go to study groups 19:01 as a speaker. 19:02 That's why being a listener makes one 19:04 sleepy, it's normal. 19:05 But Iz has an asset there. Iz likes it 19:07 when there's a study group; he's 19:09 excited because there's a tambourine. 19:11 He has to run around, right? 19:12 Yes. But 19:13 it turns out our mindset must be 19:15 changed. 19:15 For the young to have fun is very 19:16 possible. 19:17 Very possible. 19:19 How is the parents 'pattern of 19:20 educating their children? How a child 19:22 depends on their circle of friends? 19:24 It's easy. 19:25 Like Isa gathering young people for 19:27 religious studies. They can get 19:29 together, joke, and mingle in the study 19:31 group. Like yesterday, Isa gathered 19:34 people to help beautiful girls who were 19:36 in need. Uh, 19:41 why the framing of being able to help 19:43 those in need 19:45 and beautiful 19:46 with school fee assistance. Isa is 19:48 still young. 19:50 At the time Isa did that, were you 19:52 happy? 19:52 Happy. Happy. 19:53 By nature, the hand above is happier 19:55 than the hand below. Isn't it? 19:57 Correct. Correct. 19:58 We find that, turns out, for the young 20:00 to have fun is easy. 20:01 Yes. It's just a matter of our framing. 20:03 What is having fun? 20:06 Having fun, partying, sinning, and 20:08 getting drunk must be distinguished. 20:11 Yes. 20:12 Because what we think is fun isn't 20:14 necessarily something we can actually 20:16 do. Like, for example, getting 20:18 privileges—is that really fun? 20:20 Not necessarily. 20:21 Sometimes it's actually embarrassing, 20:22 you know. 20:23 Yes. 20:23 Let me tell you a little story. 20:24 Right. 20:25 Let me tell you a little story. Uh, I 20:29 know someone, back when their parents 20:31 were still alive, when they got a 20:33 driver's license, where did they wait? 20:36 Where? 20:37 In the Jakarta Police Chief's office. 20:38 Wow, 20:39 that's embarrassing, you know. 20:41 Getting a passport, immigration comes 20:42 to their house to take the photo. It's 20:44 actually embarrassing. 20:46 When that privilege is gone, they get 20:48 confused. 20:49 They must— 20:49 because, "I'm used to this, this, and 20:51 this," and then they don't get it. 20:52 They lose their direction, like they've 20:55 become clueless. 20:56 Yeah. Yeah. 20:57 In the end, they are still young but 20:59 can't find happiness because living in 21:01 the real world suddenly feels so heavy. 21:03 Those who usually don't have to queue 21:05 now have to queue. 21:05 Yes. Those who are usually first class 21:07 have to be not first class. Those who 21:09 are usually served well have to deal 21:11 with less service. It's strange, like, 21:13 wow, it's actually pathetic for those 21:15 who have too much privilege. 21:17 They don't gain happiness, S. They will 21:19 eventually have moments of torture from 21:21 losing what they've always felt was 21:23 comfortable. 21:24 Yes. Yes. I 21:26 right. Because people who are used to a 21:28 hard life are far more grateful when 21:30 they receive ease compared to those who 21:33 are used to a life of luxury and then 21:35 face the test of a hard life. 21:37 And they are stronger because they are 21:39 already used to facing all of that. 21:41 Like when we are fasting, getting just 21:43 a glass of water, we are happy and say* 21:44 alhamdulillah*, right? Right. 21:45 Try drinking a glass of water when 21:47 you're not fasting. Sometimes we might 21:49 even waste it. But if it's a glass 21:52 while we're fasting, 21:54 we'll drink every single drop of that 21:56 packaged drink. We'll even lick the 21:59 sides of the glass. Right? 22:02 It's different. 22:04 So how do we create a mindset where 22:07 having fun is something blessed by 22:09 Allah? 22:11 Allah*Subhanahu wa Ta'ala*. 22:12 It can happen. 22:13 Yes. Let's break it down again. Uh, 22:17 being young and having fun in a way 22:18 that is blessed by Allah. Being old and 22:21 wealthy. Wealthy is—wealth is that. 22:25 Let me share this story. In terms of 22:30 wealth, which is wealthier, Singapore 22:32 or Indonesia? 22:33 Indonesia. 22:34 Financially. Singapore is wealthier. 22:36 Singapore is one of the countries with 22:39 the largest investments in Indonesia. 22:42 Hm. 22:43 Indonesia's land area is 36 times that 22:45 of Singapore. 22:47 By far. 22:48 What does Singapore have? 22:51 Is it an Indonesian wealth mentality, 22:53 or is it what Indonesia doesn't have? 22:54 You want to list them? Gas we have, oil 22:56 we have, gold we have, nickel we have, 22:59 uranium we have, rhodium we have. What? 23:01 Everything is in Indonesia. 23:03 Right. 23:03 But why is it Singapore that invests in 23:05 Indonesia? Singapore is the one giving 23:07 loans to Indonesia. Back to talking 23:09 about mentality. Being wealthy is a 23:11 mentality. There are people who have 23:13 many mobile phones and all sorts of 23:14 things, but lack gratitude to Allah. 23:16 They don't have a wealthy mentality. 23:17 Right. 23:18 Yes. 23:18 Whereas the way to get wealth is easy. 23:20 Isn't there a verse that says, uh—If 23:24 we want to do business, do business 23:26 with 23:26 Allah. 23:27 Allah. 23:28 Surely, a business that, trading with 23:30 Allah, is certainly a trade that 23:32 is called a profitable trade. We will 23:35 not lose if we trade with Allah 23:36 Subhanahu wa ta'ala. 23:37 Will Allah’s promise ever be a lie? 23:39 It will not. 23:40 It will not. Why do we trust the 23:42 promises of humans who lie more than 23:43 Allah's promise? 23:45 Don't we? 23:46 Correct. Correct. 23:49 Being rich in old age is surely 23:51 possible, provided that. 23:53 Do you remember? We were accompanying 23:55 Habib Muhammad, right? 23:56 Correct. 23:56 Habib Muhammad bin Husein bin Anis 24:00 bin Alwi bin Ali Al-Habsyi. 24:04 I remember his words very well, like 24:06 this. Oh, I forgot what it was. I 24:09 remember very well. I remember very 24:10 well, oh, I forgot. 24:12 No, not forgot. Not remember very well. 24:14 Oh, it was on the tip of my tongue. So 24:20 so it’s like this, he was telling, do 24:23 you want to know how to get help from 24:27 Allah 24:27 and 24:28 you will surely be helped. 24:30 That help will surely come in an 24:31 instant. Hm. 24:33 Do you want to know how? 24:34 I do. 24:36 Prepare ourselves to be people worthy 24:38 of receiving help from Allah. Hm. 24:41 How? 24:42 One way is what kind of people does 24:46 Allah love? People who love to share, 24:47 right? 24:47 Yeah. 24:48 Allah’s promise is that if we give 24:50 one, the reward is 10, 24:51 700, 24:52 it can reach up to 700. 24:53 Yes. Indeed. That’s what we said 24:56 earlier, trading with Allah is surely 24:57 profitable, 24:58 whether we are stingy or not. Look, 25:01 if I'm not mistaken in Ihya, there is a 25:03 saying that one of the people Allah 25:05 loves is a poor person who loves to 25:07 give. 25:09 Even the poor love to give, let alone 25:10 the rich. 25:11 Yes, correct. 25:13 What if a rich person loves to give? 25:15 And nothing is made into a hardship. It 25:18 might look difficult in the eyes of 25:20 others, but he feels no hardship or 25:22 trouble. Whatever he wants, he has it, 25:24 everything. He feels his life is 25:27 sufficient. 25:28 Blessed, right? Blessed, abundant. 25:30 Blessed, abundant. So how? We just need 25:34 to set ourselves to be ready to receive 25:37 Allah's help. Just follow what Allah 25:40 wants. 25:41 Yes. Don't 25:42 don't overcomplicate things. 25:44 Correct. So, Keman, when you were 25:47 telling that story earlier, it becomes 25:49 relevant that if people find their joy 25:51 in their youth through social 25:53 activities, in the end, they will be 25:55 wealthy in their old age. 25:57 Surely wealthy. Because what? Because 26:00 he is trading with Allah through those 26:02 social activities. 26:03 Yes. 26:05 Even if they are not wealthy to the 26:07 naked eye, they are surely prosperous. 26:11 That's another taste. For example, 26:13 let's look at Singapore and Indonesia. 26:15 Singapore has nothing, but they lend 26:17 money to Indonesia. 26:18 Indonesia has everything the world 26:20 wants. 26:21 The proof is that colonizers came to 26:23 Indonesia one after another for years. 26:26 Indonesia has it all. 26:27 Oh my God. Oh, 26:28 that’s a feeling of being rich, a 26:30 feeling of being sufficient. It’s 26:34 just that we look too much from a 26:36 materialistic point of view. 26:39 Correct. 26:40 Everything is just an object. Some 26:42 people have an iPhone 12 and feel 26:44 it’s enough. Wow, alhamdulillah. 26:47 Someone said, "Oh no, the iPhone 14 is 26:49 coming out again." 26:50 Yeah, they're tense now. Already 26:52 restless. Restless. Meanwhile, 26:53 yesterday I met a security guard. The 26:55 old security guard from my school. 26:57 He was already so happy just having a 26:59 300,000 rupiah phone. MasyaAllah. His 27:02 phone was already—what do you call it 27:04 ? Broken. I told him, just replace the 27:06 screen, it’s probably only 200,000 27:08 rupiah. The phone itself costs 300,000, 27:10 better to buy a new one. He said 27:13 in Ustaz Husein's lecture last Saturday 27:16 , he said if we want to learn to be 27:19 grateful, just look at a bowl of 27:22 tamarind soup. 27:23 Hm. There’s a farmer who planted the 27:26 melinjo. Yeah. 27:27 Someone planted the pumpkin, 27:29 someone planted the tamarind, 27:31 someone planted the long beans. 27:33 Yeah. 27:34 And they grew them for months. 27:37 If we buy a packet of tamarind soup at 27:39 the vegetable seller, how much? 27:41 5,000. 5,000. 27:43 Do we ever thank them? Alhamdulillah, 27:45 we don't have to be like those farmers. 27:47 Yes. 27:48 We just want to buy it, I’ll make it. 27:50 Alhamdulillah. 27:51 True. If we can be grateful for a bowl 27:53 of tamarind soup, 27:54 surely we will be able to be grateful 27:56 for other things. True. True. Yesterday 27:59 I had a discussion with school children 28:01 about the existence of Allah Subhanahu 28:02 wa ta'ala. Do you want to know the 28:05 existence of Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala? 28:07 Look, look at a spoonful of rice, a 28:10 bowl is just too much. Just a spoonful 28:12 of rice. A spoonful of rice that 28:13 reaches your mouth. How many creatures 28:16 did Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala mobilize 28:18 so that a spoonful of rice reaches our 28:21 mouths? Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala grew 28:24 the rice plants, Allah Subhanahu wa 28:26 ta'ala provided the land. Plowed by an 28:29 ox, then shone upon by the sun. How 28:31 many creatures is that? Four creatures. 28:33 Then planted by a farmer, five 28:35 creatures. Then the farmer grew it 28:37 until it became rice. The rice was sold 28:40 to a middleman. 28:41 That's another creature, the middleman 28:42 sold it again to a supermarket. The 28:44 supermarket sold it again to Mr. Ahmad. 28:45 Mr. Ahmad cooked it for the students. 28:47 The students then took the rice from 28:50 Mr. Ahmad until—what? A spoonful of 28:53 rice into their mouths. How many 28:55 creatures did Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala 28:57 mobilize for that spoonful of rice to 28:59 reach your mouth? Now, 29:03 with Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala being 29:04 that loving to you, what do you use 29:06 that spoonful of rice for, which 29:08 becomes energy for Allah Subhanahu wa 29:10 ta'ala? Back to the verse that "wa 29:14 khalaqtul jinna wal insa illa 29:16 liya'budun." I did not create the jinn 29:20 and mankind except to worship Allah 29:23 Subhanahu wa ta'ala. All of our actions 29:26 , our death, our life, our waking, our 29:29 sleeping, our work, our studies, even 29:32 our broadcasting, our drinking coffee, 29:35 is nothing but us being grateful for 29:37 the love of Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala. 29:42 More or less like that. 29:43 Yes. 29:46 A spoonful of lodeh soup that we buy at 29:48 "Eating Under the Tree" which will open 29:50 soon at Unikbot 29:52 is delicious. 29:53 Very delicious. Have you tried it? 29:56 I think the restaurant is called "Under 29:58 the Tree." 29:59 Eating Under the Tree. That’s from a 30:01 single spoonful of lodeh bought at an 30:04 affordable price. That. 30:09 Imagine eating lodeh at an affordable 30:11 price. 30:13 Surrounded by plants that soothe the 30:15 eyes, right? 30:17 The trees are green. 30:18 When you pay, the bills are red. 30:20 Wow, 30:21 change again. 30:22 Change again. 30:23 And a lot of change, too. 30:24 Green. 30:25 Green. 30:27 Some of the change is even blue. 30:28 So cheap, right? A restaurant under the 30:31 trees. 30:31 But it's delicious, delicious, 30:32 delicious. 30:33 That’s from one spoonful. 30:35 From one spoonful of lodeh, we 30:37 contribute to so many people. Yeah. 30:40 Employees eating under the trees. 30:42 Yeah. 30:42 And I haven't even mentioned the 30:43 vegetable vendor yet. 30:45 The vegetable vendor has a family to 30:46 feed. 30:47 Right. 30:47 It's produced by farmers. Farmers have 30:50 families too. So if you haven't tried 30:52 it, try eating under the trees. 30:54 When does it open? 30:55 Next week, God willing. 30:56 Next week, God willing. In a secret 30:59 place. Must try it once. 31:02 When there are so many blessings like 31:04 that, we don't deserve to be proud of 31:05 our worship to Allah Subhanahu wa 31:07 ta'ala. 31:08 Sometimes when we worship, we feel like 31:10 we've become great servants. 31:12 My prayer was so solemn, you know. Wow, 31:15 my prayer. 31:15 My recitation was so cool. I never miss 31:19 my Duha prayer. I pray Duha, I do 31:26 Tahajud. Oh boy. I never miss Tahajud, 31:29 not even for one night. Sometimes we 31:32 feel proud, even though all those 31:34 blessings 31:36 are provided by Allah Subhanahu wa 31:37 ta'ala. 31:38 Yes. Actually, if we really learn how 31:40 to be grateful properly, 31:42 we wouldn't have enough time to express 31:44 all our gratitude. When we are grateful 31:46 for one thing, another thing arises to 31:49 be grateful for. 31:50 Over and over again. Until eventually 31:52 we are grateful for our tears, grateful 31:54 that Allah gave us the ability to cry. 31:56 Some people can't produce tears and 31:58 need drops every few seconds, which can 32:00 lead to blindness. Imagine, a lack of 32:03 moisture in the eyes can cause 32:05 blindness. But we find it easier to be 32:10 grateful to Allah's creatures who give 32:12 us a little money than to Allah who 32:14 gives us so much. True. 32:17 Even though the money comes from Allah 32:18 too, right? 32:18 The money is from Allah. And Allah 32:20 Himself said—which Surah, dear? Be 32:22 grateful for the little, and I will add 32:25 more. It’s something like that, right 32:26 ? Yes. It's in the Quran. Whoever is 32:31 not grateful to people is not grateful 32:32 to Allah. Whoever cannot be grateful 32:34 for the small things will find it hard 32:36 to be grateful for the big things. 32:38 That's why gratitude isn't seen from 32:41 the size, but from who gives it. That's 32:44 why when you fall, I am grateful. Be 32:46 grateful to Him. Even when falling, be 32:51 grateful. It still hurts, this is a 32:55 joke. It's not like that, not like that 32:56 . 32:56 So one night, Brother Iman and Isa 33:02 were racing at high speed in a car. 33:05 Ah, that’s wrong. 33:06 We were in a Pajero with Ustaz Harry. 33:09 In the middle of the night, Isa was 33:11 sitting in the front without a seat 33:12 belt. 33:12 Yeah. He was wearing it, it seems like 33:15 he wasn't, but no way I'd let that 33:17 happen to the kid. 33:18 It was going over 100, right. 33:20 Kaiman was driving, then boom, crashed. 33:23 Yeah. 33:24 Isa was on top of Kak Iman. Oh, Isa was 33:26 already heavy on top of Kak Iman. 33:28 And when trying to get out, I stepped 33:30 on you, Kak Iman, sorry, sorry, getting 33:32 out. 33:35 Because of Allah's help, have you 33:36 expressed gratitude for that incident? 33:38 At that moment on the toll road, I 33:39 performed sujud syukur. 33:40 Oh, praise be to God. It's okay. 33:42 It's fine. Even though the car was 33:43 totaled. 33:44 Totaled, and we still went home in that 33:45 car. 33:46 Yeah. Because the car, here's a picture 33:48 of it. 33:49 It was a Pajero, right? 33:50 It was really wrecked halfway. 33:52 All the windows were gone. 33:53 All the glass shattered. It even 33:55 flipped, it actually flipped over, 33:56 right? 33:57 Then how 33:58 the lecture was lost 33:58 how could you stand up again, Kaiman? 34:02 It was pushed by people suddenly, right 34:04 ? 34:05 In the middle of a quiet road, suddenly 34:07 when we crashed, people crowded to help 34:09 . 34:09 Yes. 34:09 Sometimes 34:10 they even took our envelopes. But 34:13 thankfully, 34:14 it was Allah's help. 34:15 But it couldn't be pushed until finally 34:18 a tow truck came to help. 34:20 A truck. Yes. The tow truck pulled it, 34:22 right? 34:22 A tow truck. 34:23 Yes. Allah's help in sudden, emergency 34:26 moments will surely happen. And if you 34:30 have stories about Allah's help or 34:32 about our theme tonight, "Young and 34:35 happy, old and wealthy, and die into 34:37 heaven," send a WhatsApp message to 34:39 0811999720. or call for interactive. 34:44 Let's chat, brothers and sisters, at 34:48 0218451512. We will be back, brothers 34:52 and sisters, after this. Result. Brail 36:56 TV. 37:02 Still with us, brothers and sisters, 37:03 wherever you are. Sunday night, Staiwi 37:06 is back to accompany you. There are so 37:09 many WhatsApp messages coming in. Let's 37:11 read them one by one regarding our 37:13 theme tonight. Young and happy, old and 37:16 wealthy, die into heaven. 37:18 That song earlier was nice, Musa. Kun 37:20 fayakun. Everything is for Allah 37:22 Subhanahu wa ta'ala. Kun, be, and it is 37:25 . Masyaallah. Piece of cake. 37:29 Piece of cake. 37:31 Allah makes, what do you call it? 37:34 Making poor people rich. Piece of cake. 37:37 Allah punishes the unjust. Piece of 37:41 cake. Everything is easy for Allah 37:43 Subhanahu wa ta'ala. 37:45 From Bunda Ingga in Depok. Kang Musa, 37:49 outside MMS, there's a unique vegetable 37:51 , what's it called? 37:53 Yeah. 37:54 Unicop. Bunda Ingga, it's not Unicop. 38:00 Turns out Unicop opened a restaurant 38:02 too. It's unique, there's lotus, 38:06 there's, there's lotus, there are many 38:08 things. Bunda Ingga. 38:11 Lotus is a car, right? 38:12 Not the lotus that looks like basil. 38:15 Oh. 38:16 Lettuce. 38:16 Honje. Honje. 38:17 Honje. 38:18 Honje. There's Mrs. Tini. Let's greet 38:21 her first. Assalamualaikum Kak Musa, 38:24 Kak Iman, Nusatisa, Mrs. Darma who is 38:26 listening in Bekasi. Then there is Mrs. 38:29 Nurjamah in Singapore 38:32 who is listening. Then there is Ms. 38:35 Naila who is also tuning in, there is 38:37 Eyang Sri, then, uh, there are many 38:45 other Iwans and Hots. 38:46 Someone said hello when I was reading 38:48 the news topics yesterday. This person 38:51 reading the news topics isn't funny, 38:52 they said, not like usual, not exciting 38:57 . I said, well, maybe my reading isn't 39:00 funny, but if you look at me, I'm funny 39:02 . 39:02 Yes, that's true. Yes, if you look, 39:03 it's funny. 39:04 My funniness, if you look at it, it's 39:05 funny, sweet, attractive like that. 39:09 Yeah. 39:09 Nisa has a hobby of charming everyone 39:11 lately. 39:12 Oh my God. 39:13 This hoodie is also pink, usually pink 39:15 is... 39:16 feeling all flowery, huh. 39:18 Oh, pink has a meaning, it means... 39:25 from Ms. Namira Mia on YouTube. The 39:28 sound is not clear, Sis. Not close 39:29 enough to the mic, it seems. That's Isa 39:31 . 39:31 Whose voice? My voice. 39:33 Whose voice is it? Whose voice? Bunda 39:34 Namira. Then, uh, from Muhammad Niki 39:38 Mahendra. Bib, does praying for someone 39:42 to be our soulmate count as using a 39:44 love spell, Bib? 39:45 Or how is it? 39:46 Praying for someone so they become our 39:48 soulmate, does that count as a love 39:49 spell? 39:50 That falls under the category of " 39:52 hoping." Eh, but when I wanted to marry 39:55 my wife, He. 39:56 What I did was go for Umrah. 39:59 Eh, 39:59 I prayed, "Oh God, uh, hopefully this 40:05 person becomes my wife. Hopefully she 40:09 is my soulmate. If she is not my 40:11 soulmate, make her my soulmate." 40:13 Heeh. If she is still not, make her. 40:15 Basically, the soulmate is already like 40:16 that. 40:17 Even with my cousin, to what? Jabal 40:20 Rahmah, Bobul Pen. Eh, just write the 40:21 name. the writing 40:23 at that time, uh, maybe she hadn't 40:24 responded to Kak Iman yet. 40:25 Oh, if I really like a girl, I'm afraid 40:28 to approach her. 40:30 Oh, trembling, just saying hello is 40:32 very scary. 40:34 I am shy around girls, if... 40:37 No, no, no, no. 40:40 We've known each other for a long time, 40:42 no shyness, it's usually just 40:44 straightforward. 40:45 Like most 40:46 more like embarrassing, right. 40:47 Embarrassing, uh, just learning from 40:50 Kak Iman. 40:50 Yes, that's right. He's taught, but he 40:52 doesn't follow instructions. 40:57 There's one from the Data 2 team, then 40:59 there's Ms. Siti Himza and Ms. Dalminah 41:01 who are tuning in to the Sunday Night 41:04 Chill via YouTube. 41:06 YouTube, 41:06 yes. It's fine to pray specifically 41:09 like that, but be sure that Allah 41:11 Subhanahu wa ta'ala gives us the best. 41:15 But maybe if a girl is already proposed 41:16 to, we shouldn't, right? 41:18 Yes, we shouldn't, if she's already 41:20 proposed to, don't. Why the jokes, as 41:21 long as there is no yellow flag. 41:24 Not a yellow palm leaf (janur). A 41:25 yellow flag. 41:26 That's even deeper. 41:27 Yes. Because if it's a yellow flag, if 41:29 it's a yellow janur, it could be like 41:30 that shooting case, right? 41:33 Back again to the carriage. 41:35 You know Iman, it's yellow. 41:38 Already on YouTube, watch your language 41:40 , the kids are still small. Iman has 41:42 three at home. Three at home. The ones 41:45 at home 41:48 eating delicious sambosa. 41:50 Oh man, the sambosa is gone. 41:52 Hey, Brother Iman, there's a question. 41:55 How does Uncle Firman frame visiting 41:58 scholars as something fun for him? 42:02 Maybe it's Isa. 42:05 No, not him. Not Isa. How about Iman? 42:08 Right. 42:09 Hmm. 42:10 What could it be? I’m a bit stumped 42:12 too. Because I enjoy meeting people. 42:14 Every time I meet someone, I gain 42:16 knowledge or new material to mock. 42:19 If they are knowledgeable, we gain— 42:21 or, you know, when we meet someone— 42:23 a knowledgeable person, we gain new 42:25 knowledge. 42:25 Exactly. 42:26 Hm. 42:27 True. 42:27 So we seem like, like we’re smart. 42:29 Even though— 42:30 we just pick from here, pick from there 42:32 , grab a quote here, a quote there. 42:34 Imagine— 42:36 these scholars studied for years, then 42:38 chat with us. Ah, just grab it. This 42:40 one. 42:40 Yeah. 42:41 One hour and we get the knowledge. 42:43 True, true, without having to feel 42:45 their experiences. Maybe there are 42:46 bitter experiences behind that 42:47 knowledge, right? 42:48 Yeah, we just get the sweet part. 42:50 We come to meet a scholar, get served 42:52 food, get served drinks, all sorts of 42:53 things— 42:54 and we get knowledge. 42:55 How did you first open those doors, 42:57 Iman? Maybe many listeners want to do 43:00 the same but are confused how, feeling 43:02 shy to approach scholars, especially 43:04 big ones. For you, Iman, it seems so 43:08 easy, you have such high presence and 43:10 charisma. Yesterday we went to East 43:13 Java for a big scholar's child's 43:14 wedding. No, really, the wedding of a 43:16 big scholar's child. 43:17 Because he is elderly, he sat there— 43:20 he sat with— 43:21 he is elderly. You mean the elder, Iman 43:23 ? 43:23 No, I mean the host. The host. 43:26 The host was sitting there greeting 43:27 guests. Shaking hands, shaking hands. 43:29 The moment you arrived, he stood up. 43:31 Masha Allah, while he was shaking 43:33 others' hands sitting down, once you 43:34 stood there, Iman, your aura is truly 43:36 — 43:37 extraordinary. 43:38 So he saw something behind— 43:39 True, true, true. 43:41 the layers of fat. 43:43 No, Brother Iman, when you wear a 43:45 turban, wow, your aura is Masha Allah. 43:49 It’s dangerous, Kaira, seriously 43:51 dangerous. 43:52 If we come to a scholar as an empty cup 43:54 , God willing, we'll be welcomed. 43:56 No, it’s not because you feel like an 43:58 empty cup, it’s because your aura is 44:00 just different. Going to Brotoseno's 44:04 tomb. 44:04 Brotoseno. 44:05 Not that one, the Boto Putih tomb, 44:07 right? 44:07 Boto Putih, the one— 44:08 Boto Putih in Surabaya, in front of the 44:10 toll road. 44:11 The caretaker was inside the room. 44:14 Seeing you arrive with Ustaz Fawas, the 44:16 caretaker immediately shook Ustaz 44:17 Fawas's hand. Ustaz Fawas was like, " 44:19 Why is he so enthusiastic to shake 44:20 hands?" It turns out, after Ustaz Fawas 44:23 , he rushed to you, Iman, to seek 44:24 blessing from your clothes, rubbing 44:27 them— 44:29 Rubbing his face, rubbing his face on 44:31 your robe to get a blessing, kissing 44:33 your hand. Goodness, it was truly 44:35 extraordinary. True, Ustaz Fawas was so 44:37 surprised. Ustaz Fawas thought, "Wow, 44:39 he's so polite to me," but it turns out 44:41 he was eyeing you, so he shook his hand 44:43 first. 44:46 People really do need to meet you when 44:48 you're wearing a turban for that to 44:50 happen. 44:52 I feel like if I'm not wearing my robe 44:53 when greeting them, I feel like a 44:55 sinner. 44:55 Yeah, I feel sinful. 44:58 I feel shameful when greeting them, I 45:00 don't think I've ever done that while 45:01 wearing my robe. 45:03 Oh, wearing the rida, the rida, the 45:06 rida robe on the shoulder feels nice 45:08 when going to religious gatherings or 45:11 Mawlids. With the imam, we've got 45:14 direct access, we never—why is it 45:16 easy to meet scholars? If we come with 45:20 love, we will surely be welcomed. 45:22 Caught you. 45:25 Let's change the subject. 45:27 Anyway, just come with a clean heart. 45:31 Sincere because of Allah Ta'ala, 45:33 everything will be made easy. 45:35 Sometimes people are embarrassed to 45:37 meet scholars because they have many 45:38 sins. 45:39 Yeah, even I feel shy when coming there 45:41 . 45:41 Yeah. 45:42 When I meet a righteous scholar, I 45:43 don't stay far away. Oh, even meeting 45:46 Ustaz Husein, sometimes after causing 45:48 trouble, I feel shy and want to 45:50 disappear. Meeting Ustaz Hamzah, 45:51 meeting Ustaz Hamzah. If I've caused 45:55 trouble and Ustaz Hamzah is there, I 45:57 hide; I'm ashamed of Ustaz Hamzah and 45:59 Ustaz Husein if I've done something 46:00 wrong. Even though that feeling of 46:03 shame and having many sins is actually 46:06 a good thing. He should go to the 46:08 scholar instead of coming with pride, 46:10 thinking he’s knowledgeable, only to 46:13 gain nothing from the scholar. 46:16 Sometimes when we meet our teachers, 46:18 they can read us, right? Just by 46:21 shaking hands or locking eyes, it’s 46:23 like they can read everything in our 46:24 minds. That's why it's true, Kiman, if 46:28 we've done wrong or are far from Allah, 46:30 it's like they read it and know, even 46:32 though we haven't said a word. 46:34 Just disappear for two weeks, like that 46:36 . 46:37 From their gaze, it’s like everything 46:39 is read, so sometimes maybe that’s 46:40 their karamah, right? 46:42 MasyaAllah. 46:44 The gaze of a righteous person brings 46:47 down mercy, sitting with them brings 46:49 maghfirah, brings forgiveness. Hm. 46:54 Their words are wisdom, lessons for us. 46:58 Then, being together with them is a 47:00 blessing, an incredibly great blessing 47:02 that Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala can give 47:05 to His servants who are sincere and 47:06 devoted to Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala. 47:10 That's why if there are righteous 47:11 people around us, if we know they are 47:13 righteous, they should be cherished, 47:15 guarded, don't ignore them. 47:17 Yes. These are examples of righteous 47:18 people. This is a righteous person. 47:20 Yesterday, I made plans with Isa to go 47:22 somewhere, we agreed to meet in Condet. 47:25 We ended up hanging out at a restaurant 47:27 . This person is very kind. 47:28 Martabak Puas. 47:29 Martabak Puas. 47:30 With Ami Segaf. Assalamualaikum. 47:32 Is this Mr. Sadik? 47:33 Yes. Mr. Sadik. 47:34 I saw his car, the license plate. 47:37 Anyway, the plate number was his name. 47:39 I asked, "Are you here?""Is there 47:42 anything I can help with?""I'm here 47:44 right now.""I'm at Puas." Like that. No 47:46 , no. It means after we finished Isha, 47:49 we ate until we were full, fully 47:51 satisfied. When we were about to pay, 47:52 we were forbidden. 47:54 Oh, he owns the martabak place. Oh, I 47:56 see. 47:56 Influenced because Isa is a righteous 47:57 person. 47:58 No, said brother Iman. 47:59 Because brother Iman thinks it’s 48:01 delicious, right? 48:01 Is it delicious? 48:02 It is. 48:03 Oh, the grilled goat. Oh, my goodness. 48:04 May Allah bless our prophet Muhammad. 48:06 That was so delicious. 48:07 He really enjoyed that meal, didn't he? 48:09 It's called Martabak Puas. Satisfying 48:11 meal. 48:11 After finishing the martabak, just go 48:13 straight to Sate Tegal Abu Salim. 48:15 But. 48:16 previously there was uh, Sewun. 48:20 When. 48:21 Have you ever eaten there, Sewun? 48:23 Warung Sewun. 48:24 Warung Seun Nasio. 48:26 Kupat, kupat, what? Haven't you ever 48:28 tried the soup? 48:29 Let's do that next time. 48:30 That’s probably why it suits brother 48:32 Iman’s taste. 48:32 Yes, yes, yes, exactly. 48:33 It’s been there for over a decade, 48:36 simple place but amazing taste. 48:38 Amazing. 48:40 After eating, say we’re heading back 48:42 to Cibubur. 48:43 We’ll stop by Kopi Bawah Pohon. Oh, 48:45 it’s all set. 48:47 It’s all ready to go. 48:48 Done. Then have coffee at Kopi Bawah 48:51 Pohon. 48:52 Unik Bar. 48:53 Unik Bar is already gone. 48:55 It’s closed, right? 48:56 Replaced by Kopi Bawah Pohon. 48:57 Indeed. 48:59 Okay. We only covered two so far. 49:02 Young and happy, old and wealthy, die 49:05 and go to heaven. 49:07 This one is a bit heavy, brother. Musa. 49:09 Usually, people spend their youth 49:11 having fun 49:12 on Allah's path, then when they're old 49:14 and wealthy, eventually, a certain 49:18 trait emerges, the trait of the devil. 49:24 The devil comes from both jin and 49:25 mankind, right? 49:26 Devil is a trait. 49:28 Actually, 49:28 the devil’s traits belong to a being 49:30 itself. Basically, we become arrogant, 49:33 feel like we know everything, feel the 49:35 most pious, the most righteous, and 49:37 feel like we can do anything. All our 49:41 good deeds go to waste, don't they? 49:44 Yes, you were pious in your youth, but 49:46 when you get old and wealthy, you feel 49:48 you're the only one who's right and 49:49 refuse any advice. Sometimes, those who 49:53 have knowledge feel that because 49:55 they’ve studied and become scholars 49:57 or ustads, they’re above everything. 50:00 Hmm. They don't want to admit it when 50:02 they're wrong. Yet, anyone can make a 50:04 mistake. True. 50:05 Isn't that right? True. 50:06 Now, sometimes that piety 50:10 if we don't keep trying to improve 50:12 ourselves, it could actually lead us to 50:15 hell. Imagine being pious but dying in 50:20 a state of 50:22 su'ul khatimah (a bad end). That’s so 50:23 sad. 50:25 All that hard work studying, striving, 50:26 and everything. Being active in the 50:29 youth mosque and everything, yet dying 50:31 with a bad end. 50:33 That is so sad, and that’s what's 50:34 difficult, brother Musa. True. True. 50:37 That's the hard part. Because I don't 50:39 know, sometimes older people feel like, 50:42 "What do young people know? I know 50:45 better than you." 50:47 We give input, and they say, "What do 50:49 you know? You're just a kid." Many 50:51 older people just dismiss us. What is 50:53 it? What? 50:54 Even though Sayidina Umar said, don't 50:56 raise your children the way you were 50:58 raised in your time. Is that right, 51:00 brother? 51:00 Because every era changes. The era of 51:03 parents and the era of today's youth 51:05 are different. 51:06 Yeah, that's right. 51:06 The information they get is different, 51:08 far different. 51:09 Parents should, if they want to keep 51:11 expanding their knowledge, follow what 51:13 the youth are learning today. That’s 51:15 when it’s cool. If parents feel, for 51:17 example, that they want their business 51:20 to be popular with the youth, 51:22 but don’t want to listen to anything 51:24 the youth say. 51:25 Just wanting to be heard, that’s a 51:26 failure. Even though Allah gave us two 51:28 ears and one mouth, meaning we should 51:30 listen more than we talk. Okay, let’s 51:32 just listen now. 51:36 True. Back when we were kids, maybe we 51:39 were dealt with harshly, disciplined in 51:41 a tough way, physical punishment might 51:43 have been effective. Nowadays, the kids 51:45 could run away. 51:47 Easy to access information, the fear is 51:49 they might run off to the wrong path. 51:51 Yeah. 51:51 Taken in and eventually sold. God 51:54 forbid. 51:55 There’s a WhatsApp from Butini here. 51:59 There are two WhatsApps from Butini. 52:02 The second one, back during the Rasil 52:04 halal bihalal, I met Brother Iman. I 52:06 didn't expect it to be Brother Iman. 52:08 What Brother Musa said was right. 52:09 Brother Iman looks so cool in a robe. 52:12 It's a good thing I already know who 52:14 Ustaz Husin is. If I didn't, I 52:15 definitely would have thought Brother 52:17 Iman was Ustaz Husin. 52:19 Right, Butini? I said, it’s no wonder 52:22 , if Brother Iman wears a robe, 52:24 that’s it. 52:25 Done, finished. Brother Iman, if he 52:27 wears a robe, Butini, he takes an Aqua, 52:29 dips his hand, and it becomes prayer 52:30 water. 52:32 He could sell prayer water just from 52:34 washing his hands. 52:35 After washing his hands, people would 52:37 scramble to drink the prayer water, 52:38 astagfirullah. 52:39 Peace be upon you, and Allah's mercy 52:40 and blessings. Pious children, listen, 52:42 I told you a spoonful of lodeh 52:43 vegetable has many contributions. It 52:44 reminds me of Ustaz Zain Alhadi who 52:46 always teaches us to recognize Allah 52:48 through His creations. From just a 52:50 spoonful of lodeh, you can see how much 52:52 and how great Allah's creation is. 52:54 Mashallah, I hope I can taste lodeh 52:56 vegetable while eating under a tree. 52:58 Amen. 52:59 That’s a good point. 53:00 That’s a good point, Butini, a 53:02 special discount. 53:04 Is this month’s promo delicious or 53:06 free? Yes, it’s true, Ustaz Zenin’s 53:09 sermons are Mashallah Tabarakallah. He 53:12 was the last one, and I was the 53:15 moderator. 53:16 He gave an example of a coconut. How 53:18 does a coconut do it? The coconut is 53:20 way up there, how can it have water 53:22 inside? 53:23 Hm. How does the water get inside that 53:25 coconut? It’s truly the power of 53:27 Allah, it’s a hard shell outside. 53:29 It’s a hard shell outside. How does 53:31 it get inside the coconut? It’s sweet 53:33 too. 53:33 Yeah. 53:34 Logically it doesn’t make sense, but 53:36 because of Allah's power, it happens. 53:39 How does a banana tree trunk... 53:43 Yeah. Fall on a car. The car is 53:45 completely fine. 53:46 The car. 53:47 Yes, yes, yes. One night, someone sent 53:52 a photo in the Sunday Relax WhatsApp 53:54 group. 53:54 One afternoon, yeah, the car was hit by 53:56 a banana tree, yes true. 53:58 But there was a pious person who moved 54:00 the tree, it was gone, Alhamdulillah, 54:02 Mashallah. 54:03 Iman was that pious person. 54:06 Brother Iman just looked, took a photo, 54:08 click, and left again. 54:10 Maybe it was Mr. Wita, thank you, he 54:12 didn't clear it, he just looked and 54:14 took a photo. 54:15 When it rains heavily, that is when 54:18 things like that, the power of Allah is 54:19 clearly displayed before us. There are 54:22 still people who say that extraordinary 54:24 claims require extraordinary proof. A 54:26 major claim, meaning the claim of the 54:28 divinity of Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala, 54:30 requires major proof. What other proof 54:33 do we need while the power of Allah is 54:35 clearly displayed before us? Clearly 54:37 displayed. Look, for example, a coconut 54:39 has water inside it. How can the water, 54:41 which was in the ground, suddenly 54:43 arrive at the top? 54:44 Then, by the sea, the water is salty, 54:46 but the content is sweet. 54:48 It doesn't connect, right? Yes. 54:49 It doesn't connect. 54:51 But sometimes, people who don't believe 54:52 in God are the ones who say, "I don't 54:54 believe in God." Well, for me, I'd say, 54:56 "Fine, let's not discuss it." 54:58 Because it's impossible for us to 55:00 connect 55:01 when discussing something that you 55:02 consider doesn't exist, while I 55:03 consider it exists. Yeah. 55:04 It's impossible. 55:06 It's like me discussing how delicious 55:08 salted fish is 55:10 to a foreigner who has never eaten 55:12 salted fish; it won't connect. Yeah. 55:14 Me discussing how delicious durian is 55:17 Yeah. 55:17 To someone who, just by smelling it, 55:19 already 55:19 yeah, it can't, it can't connect. 55:21 Right. 55:22 Yeah. Maybe that is the meaning of "lil 55:24 mu'minin," right? Because in the Quran, 55:27 Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala says, "Wafil 55:29 ardhi ayatun lil mu'minin.""And in this 55:32 vast expanse of earth, there are signs 55:34 of the greatness of Allah Subhanahu wa 55:37 ta'ala for those who believe." 55:40 And believing requires knowledge. 55:41 Knowledge requires understanding. 55:43 Understanding requires what is it 55:45 called? Um, observation, absorption, 55:47 and thinking, so that belief arises. 55:52 And within yourself. Do you not see the 55:55 signs of the greatness of Allah 55:57 Subhanahu wa ta'ala? Can we see how 55:59 rice turns out? Rice can be processed 56:04 into energy for us to do everything, 56:06 then the remainder becomes 56:09 farts. 56:10 Farts, becomes feces, excuse me. 56:13 Becomes waste and so on, right? Water, 56:16 this water, Masha'Allah, is the source 56:18 of our life. Water like this, some is 56:21 for our energy, some becomes waste for 56:25 our bodies. Subhanallah. "Fi anfusikum" 56:27 —and within yourselves. "Afala 56:29 tubsirun." Do you not see the signs of 56:31 the greatness of Allah Subhanahu wa 56:33 ta'ala? 56:34 That's why Sayyidina Ali once said this 56:36 , "How could I worship something that I 56:38 cannot see?" Right, 56:40 isn't it? Just look at this. His power 56:42 is so clearly displayed. How can you 56:44 not believe? 56:44 Right. Because seeing it isn't done 56:46 with the eyes. 56:47 Yes. But with the "basirah," the eye of 56:49 the heart. 56:51 There is a WhatsApp message from um 56:57 Masha'Allah, I am Ana Amsir. Ana Amsir 57:00 Tabrani on Jalan Kemang Utara 1. A 57:01 little story of the help of Allah 57:03 Subhanahu wa ta'ala. At that time, my 57:05 extended family and my in-laws went to 57:06 Serang, Banten, for Eid. 57:08 Wow, that's also the hometown of your 57:09 in-laws, Kean. At that time, my in-laws 57:12 and I went around to survey a shorter 57:14 route for the car we rented so it would 57:16 be faster to get home. It turned out 57:19 the road that my in-laws and I were on 57:21 was too steep and slippery. But we 57:24 forced the driver to take that road. 57:27 And sure enough, the car, filled with 57:29 several families, couldn't climb the 57:31 hill and nearly slid back down. The 57:34 driver tried his hardest to control the 57:35 situation; all passengers were told to 57:37 get out because the car couldn't move 57:39 and was slowly rolling back despite his 57:40 best efforts. And we prayed as best as 57:43 we could; by the help of Allah 57:44 Subhanahu wa ta'ala, the car was able 57:46 to climb and pass the hill all the way 57:48 to the top. Masyaallah tabarakallah. 57:50 See, sometimes it's true that Allah's 57:52 help comes when we are backed into a 57:54 corner, when we are desperate. 57:57 That's when Allah's help arrives. 57:58 Yeah. And often, Allah's help comes in 58:00 strange forms. Huh. 58:02 Like what we heard from Habib Muhammad 58:05 yesterday, right? 58:07 Yeah. 58:07 The story of Allah's help in strange 58:09 forms. Like Prophet Musa, imagine. 58:12 Pharaoh ordered all newborn baby boys 58:14 to be killed. 58:16 Right? 58:17 Yeah. 58:18 Suddenly, Prophet Musa's mother got 58:22 pregnant. 58:23 She carried and gave birth to a baby 58:26 boy. Yeah. 58:27 It turned out the midwife was Pharaoh's 58:30 spy. 58:32 Prophet Musa's midwife. 58:33 The midwife who helped deliver Prophet 58:36 Musa was Pharaoh's spy. But once he was 58:39 born, she felt pity. 58:40 When he was born, she felt sorry and 58:41 hid him, and so on. Well, then Prophet 58:44 Musa...his mother, the idea, was to 58:48 throw him into the river. 58:49 Into the river. 58:50 Who saved him? 58:51 The wife. 58:52 Pharaoh's wife. Who raised him? Pharaoh 58:55 . From a small child, it doesn't make 58:56 sense, right? Pharaoh ordered all baby 58:59 boys to be killed. 59:01 But he was the one who raised Prophet 59:02 Musa. Pharaoh. Like what brother Isa 59:07 said earlier, "Kunfayakun," that easy 59:09 song, I asked brother Isa for the 59:11 translation of the lyrics, he didn't 59:13 give it to me for a long time until I 59:15 was annoyed and frustrated, so I looked 59:17 it up myself. 59:19 Looking it up myself, it means... 59:21 the prayer is all like this; initially, 59:24 when disaster strikes, I come humbly 59:26 begging to You; try if we pray to Allah 59:28 now, let's pray while removing our 59:30 feelings of pride. 59:32 Repent first. Yeah. 59:34 Come humbly begging to Allah. 59:36 Do you think Allah, who is the Most 59:38 Gracious, the Most Merciful, would 59:40 reject our prayers? 59:41 No. 59:42 Allah is more loving to His servants 59:44 than the servants are to themselves. 59:46 Allah will not. 59:47 True. 59:48 Then, I have no one but You, my Lord, 59:51 who hears my complaints. 59:54 Who else grants prayers except Allah, 59:57 who calls us to pray? Allah said "Uduni 59:59 astajib lakum"(Call upon Me, I will 1:00:01 respond to you). If Allah is the one 1:00:03 who tells us to pray, surely He is the 1:00:04 one who will grant it too. Right? 1:00:06 But sometimes we pray with arrogance, 1:00:08 pray in a hurry, pray without sincerity 1:00:11 . 1:00:11 True. 1:00:12 Whereas if we were just serious, 1:00:15 serious with Allah. Don't just be 1:00:16 serious about looking for money. 1:00:18 Don't just be serious about making 1:00:19 money, chasing girls, or being an 1:00:21 Arsenal fan club member. Serious? 1:00:23 Serious. 1:00:24 Yeah. 1:00:25 Gimmick. That's just a gimmick. 1:00:26 Gimmick. 1:00:29 Be serious with Allah too, then. 1:00:32 Because Allah is very serious with His 1:00:34 servants. 1:00:35 Very true. 1:00:36 Absolutely right, yes. 1:00:37 Savage. 1:00:38 Savage. But Hon needs to try what 1:00:40 Kaiman usually does. Usually after 1:00:43 Tahajud prayer, Brother Iman reads the 1:00:45 Quran, and according to him, reading 1:00:46 the Quran after Tahajud feels far more 1:00:48 enjoyable. Sa 1:00:49 well 1:00:50 you're making this up, aren't you? 1:00:51 No, Brother Iman told a story; I 1:00:53 remember Brother Iman telling it like 1:00:54 that. 1:00:55 And it turns out to be true, Iwan. Iwan 1:00:56 , you have to try it. 1:00:58 Uh, yes. Do you know why? It's highly 1:01:01 recommended that we read the Quran at 1:01:04 dawn. 1:01:05 There is a... 1:01:05 That's before dawn, right, since it's 1:01:07 after Tahajud prayer? 1:01:08 Until dawn. Because at that time, the 1:01:11 angels, well, the angels have shifts. 1:01:14 H "Yatanazzal," their descent 1:01:16 alternates. So there is a night angel 1:01:18 shift and a morning angel shift. 1:01:20 That is why Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala 1:01:21 in the morning... 1:01:23 Uh, the shift change happens at dawn, 1:01:25 at Subuh, at, well, moments like that. 1:01:29 It's blissful, "waquran fajri," read 1:01:32 the Quran at dawn. When "inna quranal 1:01:35 fajri kana mashuda," indeed, reading 1:01:38 the Quran at that time is witnessed. 1:01:40 What does witnessed mean? Witnessed by 1:01:43 the angels who are changing shifts; the 1:01:45 night angels witness it, and the 1:01:46 morning angels witness it too. 1:01:49 Double, so if that's the case, it still 1:01:51 counts until after Subuh, right? God 1:01:53 willing. 1:01:53 Until sunrise, yes. 1:01:55 Mashallah, mashallah. So if you go back 1:01:58 to sleep after Subuh, you miss that 1:02:00 moment. 1:02:01 Yes. Especially if you're scrolling 1:02:03 TikTok and Instagram Reels. 1:02:05 that's what is being witnessed. Oh, 1:02:08 you're scrolling while your wife is 1:02:10 showing the fresh new feeds. No, from 1:02:13 Budal Minah 12. I was just about to say 1:02:16 , Habib Isa, you're unusually wearing a 1:02:18 pinky jacket. 1:02:19 Pray for me, I have a wedding reception 1:02:21 soon, Brother Isa. 1:02:25 From Ahmad Naki Al Idrus present from 1:02:28 East Jakarta. 1:02:29 Mrs. Nami Ramiah is here, and Mrs. 1:02:31 Maryanti Jamal from Sukabumi is 1:02:33 listening; it feels like tonight 1:02:34 Brother Iman is going all out, yes 1:02:36 Ma'am. 1:02:37 That's Brother Iman. 1:02:39 Muhammad Sarfani. Alhamdulillah, 1:02:40 present from... 1:02:41 Pink has a meaning, you know, Brother. 1:02:42 What is it? 1:02:43 Red? 1:02:44 Red means what? 1:02:45 Courage. 1:02:46 Courage. 1:02:47 But there is a side of the color red 1:02:49 that is sweet. It is brave, but it can 1:02:52 also be soft, which is the color pink. 1:02:54 It doesn't mean brave, then, oh, never 1:02:56 mind. That's pink. 1:02:58 Brave but sweet, like that. So the 1:03:00 color is pink. 1:03:02 From Stanin Vonix. Add more time, 1:03:04 please, Brother. Add? 1:03:08 Add more hours late at night, or add 1:03:11 more days? 1:03:13 Uh, we are planning to make a Sunday 1:03:16 Night Chill roadshow. 1:03:18 But maybe not call it "Sunday Night 1:03:20 Chill" anymore, because, let's not 1:03:21 limit it to Sunday nights. We'll do a " 1:03:24 Chill Chat" roadshow. 1:03:25 Ready. Can it be at a mosque? 1:03:27 When and where? Don't know yet. 1:03:29 Don't know yet. Any mosque that wants 1:03:32 to host is welcome. 1:03:33 Oh, so mosques that want to invite us? 1:03:35 Not inviting; don't invite, we will be 1:03:37 the ones approaching. Can we use your 1:03:40 mosque for our activities? 1:03:42 Yes. To have a chat. 1:03:44 Yeah. Like that. 1:03:45 Who can go live? 1:03:46 Is there anyone who wants to listen to 1:03:47 Brother Iman? 1:03:48 Yes. 1:03:49 Is there anyone who wants to listen? 1:03:50 Not afraid the congregation will 1:03:51 disperse immediately. 1:03:52 Isa has a large congregation. We’ve 1:03:54 heard Isa, let's just go with the 1:03:56 others. 1:03:57 Alright, brothers and sisters. After 1:03:59 this, we have one final segment. For 1:04:00 those who want to share, want to 1:04:02 exchange, or ask questions, just send a 1:04:04 WhatsApp. to 0811999720 or call our 1:04:09 interactive line at 0218451512. We will 1:04:13 be right back on Rasil. 1:04:13 Is there anyone still there? 1:04:23 Rasil. Rasil TV. 1:07:58 Still with Brother Iman and Brother 1:08:00 Awat. Wherever you may be. Sunday Night 1:08:02 Chill is here again to accompany your 1:08:04 evening. For those working tomorrow, 1:08:06 stay motivated, sibling. Those teaching 1:08:08 tomorrow, stay motivated. Those who 1:08:10 want to catch up on the latest news 1:08:13 about shootings tomorrow. Stay 1:08:15 motivated. 1:08:15 There again, there again, there again. 1:08:18 Hopefully, you get a lesson, get some 1:08:20 wisdom. 1:08:20 Is there a Rambo movie? Rambo. 1:08:23 Oh, how so? 1:08:24 So Rambo has a younger sibling. 1:08:26 Yeah. 1:08:27 After the letter R comes S, that's the 1:08:29 sibling. 1:08:31 Oh my. Geez. Okay. Change the name. So 1:08:34 the next younger sibling is named Tambo 1:08:36 . 1:08:36 Tambo, huh? 1:08:37 Tambo. Wow, that’s a good idea from 1:08:39 Mrs. Siti. Peace be upon you, Brother 1:08:41 Iman, Brother Musa, and Isa. Why not 1:08:42 host the Sunday Night Chill at the 1:08:44 Bawah Pohon restaurant? Ready. 1:08:47 Will you come if we invite you? 1:08:48 Will you come if we invite you? Yes. We 1:08:50 have this off-air Sunday Night Chill 1:08:52 event. 1:08:53 But maybe not at night, that's a pity. 1:08:55 No, no. 1:08:55 Because at night, people don't eat much 1:08:57 . You wouldn't make a profit as a 1:08:59 restaurant. 1:09:00 We'll offer a discount, a discount, a 1:09:02 discount. 1:09:02 A discount. Not at night, people eat so 1:09:04 little. 1:09:04 Daytime, daytime, daytime, daytime. 1:09:06 Let's do it. True, true, Mrs. Siti, 1:09:07 that's good. A meetup for Sunday Night 1:09:10 Chill listeners. 1:09:12 What if no one comes, no one listens. 1:09:16 We’re already feeling confident 1:09:17 preparing 100 seats, only to find no 1:09:19 one. 1:09:20 We’ll force Brother Musa’s 1:09:21 employees, bring your siblings. 1:09:23 Just bring them. 1:09:25 It’s half-full already. 1:09:27 Brother, what’s the maximum here? 31, 1:09:30 add another 69. 1:09:34 It’s free, everything is free. Ah, 1:09:36 say. 1:09:37 Whoever comes gets pocket money. 1:09:38 Not that either, 34 then. 1:09:40 Yes. 1:09:42 Geez. 1:09:43 A new nickname. 1:09:45 Eh, that's right, maybe we can just 1:09:48 chat, no need for a sermon, just a 1:09:51 casual talk. 1:09:54 Only Isa, I’m the one who gives the 1:09:55 sermon. 1:09:55 Just Isa, me. 1:09:58 If Isa is there, he can beatbox, can 1:09:59 Brother Iman do that? Try it a little, 1:10:02 Isa. 1:10:02 Don't, it’ll get wet and the mic will 1:10:04 break, and you'll have to pay. No, no, 1:10:06 no, no. 1:10:07 From Bunda Ingga in Depok. Where is the 1:10:09 Bawah Pohon restaurant located? 1:10:10 Opposite Rasil, Bunda Ingga. Across 1:10:13 from Rasil, where we practice archery 1:10:15 at Unikpot. There’s a restaurant at 1:10:16 Unikpot. 1:10:17 I met Bunda Ingga at the Rasil 1:10:18 halal-bihalal event. 1:10:20 Yes, that’s what Bunda Ingga said. Oh 1:10:22 , it wasn't? The one who said Brother 1:10:24 Iman thought it was 100. I must have 1:10:25 also met Mother Ingga in front of Rasil 1:10:27 during the halal bihalal event, if I'm 1:10:28 not mistaken. No, what's written is I'm 1:10:30 not at Rasil. 1:10:32 I haven't even met him/her yet. 1:10:35 We were pranked, like that shooting 1:10:36 case. 1:10:37 We were pranked 1:10:38 the shooting case, yeah. 1:10:40 Correct. Back again. 1:10:44 Oh my, oh my, oh my. 1:10:47 Oh, God willing, Mr. Mukhtar will 1:10:48 attend. Yes, that's fine, we'll set up 1:10:50 a listener meetup later. I just greet 1:10:52 K's listeners, Musa, Musa. 1:10:55 The style, uh, becoming Keman is also 1:10:58 right. It turns out Musa also likes 1:11:01 young people who package their 1:11:03 preaching in a fun way. Like Ustaz Anan 1:11:05 Nataki, he packages his preaching so 1:11:07 fun, right? Creating a boarding school. 1:11:11 Creating a 3-day preaching boarding 1:11:12 school but the event is packaged so 1:11:14 it's not boring. Really very youthful. 1:11:17 Then Habib Jafar also packages his 1:11:20 preaching, uh, in a fun way. And many 1:11:25 other preachers who package their 1:11:27 preaching but it doesn't look like 1:11:29 preaching, so young people follow it 1:11:32 without even realizing it. 1:11:35 Brother Musa's also under a minute, 1:11:36 that's really cool. 1:11:37 He 1:11:38 it's not there anymore 1:11:39 make another one, come on. 1:11:41 Isa's preaching is also very relaxed. 1:11:43 Actually, do you know who is the most 1:11:45 fun? 1:11:45 Who? 1:11:45 Ustaz Harry. Heehan 1:11:47 really, that's our obligation, it's 1:11:48 mandatory to be accountable for it in 1:11:50 this world and the hereafter. 1:11:54 Yes, that's true. It must be embraced 1:11:56 again, K Iman. Well, uh, these fun 1:11:58 preachings produce listeners, uh, 1:12:01 produce new people who previously 1:12:03 hadn't been touched by Islam. Those who 1:12:05 were previously allergic to mosques, 1:12:07 afraid of mosques, afraid of being 1:12:08 judged at mosques, afraid of being 1:12:10 looked down upon at mosques. That's why 1:12:12 the title is "Sunday Night Chill". 1:12:15 to embrace that. Don't just keep 1:12:16 protesting. 1:12:17 Correct. 1:12:18 Like "Book of Chill" to embrace that. 1:12:20 Correct. Ustaz Heri once had a program, 1:12:23 uh, sharing shoes. 1:12:25 Not charity for school shoes. 1:12:26 School shoe charity. Once held a school 1:12:29 shoe charity event in Puncak, in 1:12:31 Cipanas, but up there. And it was in 1:12:33 the interior. So the target was 1:12:35 children of tea plantation farmers. 1:12:38 Hm. Inviting dentists. There were 1:12:41 dentists who, uh, were willing to 1:12:43 attend and then check the children's 1:12:45 teeth. After being checked, they were 1:12:47 given shoes. That event was fun. The 1:12:50 event was enjoyable. Not just for the 1:12:52 kids, but for us as the committee, it 1:12:53 was also really enjoyable. Seeing the 1:12:56 children smile, happy. That, uh, makes 1:12:59 us happy, God willing we get rewards, 1:13:02 and the atmosphere is also very 1:13:05 positive for us to recharge our energy. 1:13:09 uh, releasing negative energies, 1:13:11 absorbing positive energies. Things 1:13:14 like that are what Keman means by fun. 1:13:16 Fun that finally produces benefits. 1:13:19 Yes. Fun that brings Allah's blessing. 1:13:21 Because correct, because the previous 1:13:23 connotation of "fun" among young people 1:13:25 is partying, chaos 1:13:27 uh 1:13:28 sin. 1:13:29 Sin 1:13:30 sin. 1:13:30 In English, there is 1:13:32 pleasure, there is happiness. What is 1:13:36 pleasure, Brother? That is fun, it's 1:13:39 temporary, you know, we're just like, 1:13:41 oh this is fun, then it's gone, whereas 1:13:44 happiness is different, fun is 1:13:46 different from happiness. 1:13:50 Yes, that’s right, agreed. 1:13:54 Uh. 1:13:54 In your age, I also have a great time, 1:13:57 being pampered, guided well, and the 1:14:00 leader is very protective; we go on 1:14:03 Umrah together. 1:14:05 What are you doing? Luckily, the ones 1:14:07 who signed up know you, brother. 1:14:10 Yeah. 1:14:10 Are you married? If not, then yeah. 1:14:12 Asking to be married. 1:14:16 Silaturahim Travel is going for Umrah 1:14:17 on October 19th. But thankfully, it’s 1:14:19 already full. So, uh, we haven't. 1:14:22 Even announced it yet. 1:14:23 Yes, we haven't had the chance to 1:14:24 announce it. Turns out, alhamdulillah, 1:14:25 by God’s will, the long-time pilgrims 1:14:27 signed up immediately, so it's full. 1:14:28 But we plan to hold another one, God 1:14:30 willing, at the end of the year with 1:14:31 Ustaz Heri. Later, God willing, we will 1:14:32 share the program with you. Brothers 1:14:34 and sisters. 1:14:34 Is the 19th one with Ustaz Heri too? 1:14:36 With Ustaz Heri as well. Ustaz Thi too. 1:14:38 With you too, brother. 1:14:39 Uh, God willing, God willing, God 1:14:40 willing. Hopefully, God grants it. 1:14:42 Actually, brother Isa can be brought 1:14:43 along too, since he is fluent in Arabic 1:14:45 . 1:14:45 Can, can, can. 1:14:46 Fluent. He can haggle when at the. 1:14:49 Shops. 1:14:50 Yes, date shops, he can. Oh my God. 1:14:53 Yeah. Indonesian pilgrims, yeah. 1:14:57 He can, we’ll empower him later. 1:14:59 Alright, brother Iman, let's read the 1:15:01 WhatsApp messages that have come in. Uh 1:15:06 . That's why you should fitness, 1:15:09 brother. So that when we go for Umrah, 1:15:11 we will wear the ihram clothes. Allahu 1:15:14 Akbar. Come on, pilgrims. Alright. I. 1:15:25 It's dangerous. 1:15:27 That's why don't do fitness. Oh my. 1:15:31 Isa, brother, yesterday he went to the 1:15:33 gym wearing a sarong. 1:15:34 He wore a sarong and a skullcap. 1:15:36 Finally, at the gym, he was called " 1:15:38 Ustaz," everyone called him "Ustaz." 1:15:42 He really is like that. 1:15:43 It must be a path for Dawah, brother. 1:15:45 So when people see it, don't let them 1:15:48 be uninterested. Instead, they must be 1:15:50 interested so they learn more about 1:15:51 Islam. God willing. 1:15:53 Uh, brother Isa, the personal mentor 1:15:56 Ustaz. 1:15:58 Still sharing. 1:16:00 Assalamu'alaikum from Bunda Milda. 1:16:02 Alhamdulillah, happy to be able to 1:16:04 listen and join the relaxing Sunday 1:16:05 night. Thank you for the enlightenment, 1:16:07 Uncle Firman, always cool. Barakallahu 1:16:09 fikum, may Rasil continue to be 1:16:11 successful. Amen. Amen ya rabbal alamin 1:16:13 . 1:16:13 Amen, yeah. That is roughly the 1:16:16 discussion for tonight, brother Iman. 1:16:18 Oh my God. 1:16:19 Is there anything you want to convey, 1:16:21 Isa, about tonight's theme? 1:16:23 None. Hopefully, we become servants who 1:16:26 are always made happy by Allah 1:16:28 Subhanahu wa ta'ala. 1:16:30 Hopefully, our happiness is anchored 1:16:32 and directed towards something blessed 1:16:35 by Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala so our 1:16:37 happiness can be more eternal. Because 1:16:41 the goal of our happiness is the 1:16:42 Eternal Being, which is Allah Subhanahu 1:16:44 wa ta'ala. 1:16:46 There are real-life examples of faith 1:16:49 that fit our theme tonight. He was 1:16:51 young, enjoyed life, and then passed 1:16:54 away, hopefully entering heaven. The 1:16:56 guitarist, like him, it reminds me of 1:16:58 the late guitarist. 1:17:00 The guitarist was a rocker. 1:17:02 Rockers in their time, in their youth, 1:17:04 were known to be unique. The late one 1:17:07 was also really free-spirited as a 1:17:09 young man. Until finally at one point, 1:17:12 he received guidance, left it all 1:17:13 behind, and ended up spending the rest 1:17:16 of his life on the path of Dawah. One 1:17:21 of, one of, one of his main, uh, 1:17:24 struggles was because of lymphoma. But 1:17:28 when he was diagnosed with lymphoma, he 1:17:30 continued to preach until the end of 1:17:32 his life on the path of dakwah. We 1:17:34 don't need to look too far for that. 1:17:36 You two will soon be proof of enjoying 1:17:38 your youth on the path of Allah. 1:17:42 Still young, but you're already wealthy 1:17:44 . 1:17:44 Amen. 1:17:47 We will make this adage come true: " 1:17:51 Happy in youth, wealthy in old age, 1:17:53 enter paradise when you die." That is 1:17:55 an easy thing. 1:17:56 Amen. 1:17:57 It's not impossible. It's an easy thing 1:18:00 . As long as everything is done on the 1:18:01 path of Allah. It's a piece of cake. 1:18:04 A piece of cake. Although, it doesn't 1:18:06 mean there won't be tests. There will 1:18:08 definitely be tests. 1:18:08 Even moving up a grade has a test. 1:18:10 But if it's a test, we will surely be 1:18:12 able to pass it. 1:18:14 If we can't pass it, then it's a 1:18:15 punishment. 1:18:17 It's that simple to try. "Oh, we can't 1:18:19 do it," that's a punishment. 1:18:20 Because if it's a test, Allah will 1:18:22 surely test someone according to their 1:18:23 ability. Right? 1:18:24 And as long as we're in this world, 1:18:26 Allah will give us a retake. Meaning a 1:18:28 remedial, meaning our chance to come 1:18:30 back. 1:18:30 Because a 6th grader wouldn't get a 1:18:32 high school exam. 1:18:33 Yeah. True. 1:18:34 True. 1:18:36 For sure. And as you go up in grade, 1:18:38 the tests get harder. But God willing, 1:18:40 we can pass it because Allah has 1:18:42 provided the lessons. 1:18:43 True. Indeed. 1:18:45 Last question for Kiman. 1:18:46 No, let it be Kak Isa instead. 1:18:48 No. This is for Kiman. Uh, Kiman, 1:18:51 please give us a life hack so we can, 1:18:56 uh, find a shortcut in business. 1:19:00 Because your business is, masyaAllah 1:19:02 tabarakallah, 1:19:03 smooth, and blessed. 1:19:04 Wrong. No, 1:19:05 no. True. True. From what I've seen as 1:19:09 long as we've been friends, it's 1:19:11 blessed but also abundant, and, uh, 1:19:13 what I mean is, not that 1:19:15 entrepreneurship knowledge is standard 1:19:17 —about management, about marketing, 1:19:20 and so on—but is there an X-factor 1:19:22 that you have been learning? 1:19:25 The practice. 1:19:26 What is the practice, Kiman? 1:19:27 What is that X-factor that finally 1:19:29 opens 1:19:31 the door of sustenance? 1:19:32 The door of sustenance. 1:19:33 How, Kem? 1:19:33 There is no shortcut to gain Allah's 1:19:36 pleasure. It requires struggle. 1:19:38 That's one thing. So if you're hoping 1:19:40 for a shortcut, no, we need struggle, 1:19:42 step by step, and it must be done. 1:19:45 If we want to be happy, we must hope 1:19:49 for Allah's pleasure. Isa knows the 1:19:51 knowledge better. Isa is the one who 1:19:53 studies everything. I only practice. I 1:19:55 know one thing, I try to apply it. I 1:19:57 know another thing, I apply it. Tell us 1:19:59 . 1:20:00 What is that one thing you apply? 1:20:02 What is it? 1:20:03 One thing you apply. 1:20:04 I think... 1:20:05 You said one, then another, that's 1:20:06 already two. 1:20:07 Go ahead. 1:20:10 Rock bottom, they say. 1:20:11 I remember the advice of Ustaz Husein 1:20:13 in the year 2000 when I first studied 1:20:15 with the ustazes. 1:20:16 Ustaz Husein advised me, don't 1:20:18 overcomplicate things, don't look for 1:20:20 things that are too heavy. You know the 1:20:22 pillars of faith, you know the pillars 1:20:24 of Islam, hold onto those correctly, do 1:20:27 those correctly, and you're done. And 1:20:29 don't forget to be fully devoted to 1:20:31 your parents; Allah will surely help. 1:20:34 Mashallah. 1:20:35 Total devotion to parents is the key. 1:20:38 Well, I learned that from both of you. 1:20:40 Isa was out and got a call from his mom 1:20:42 . Wow, he went straight home. 1:20:45 Yes, brother. We truly learn from 1:20:46 Brother Musa is like that too. 1:20:48 Brother Musa as well. Mashallah. 1:20:49 Mashallah. It's 9:31 PM, brothers and 1:20:52 sisters. A sign that our time is up. 1:20:55 Thank you so much to all the brothers 1:20:56 and sisters. Thank you very much to Isa 1:20:58 and Brother Iman. Let us close 1:20:59 tonight's meeting with a prayer. Please 1:21:01 , Ustadz. 1:21:01 Please, Brother. Iman. 1:21:03 Please, Brother. 1:21:03 Amen. 1:21:04 In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious 1:21:05 , the Most Merciful. Our Lord, we have 1:21:06 wronged ourselves, so if You do not 1:21:07 forgive us and have mercy upon us, we 1:21:09 will surely be among the losers. O 1:21:11 Allah, send blessings and peace upon 1:21:13 our master Muhammad, and peace, and 1:21:15 forgive us. O Allah goodness forever 1:21:48 Muhammad. Amen. Thank you to Mas Neza 1:22:05 at the operator desk, Mas Fahri too, 1:22:07 and all the brothers and sisters who 1:22:10 have kindly listened to us, listened to 1:22:12 the three of us for the last 90 minutes 1:22:14 . God willing, we will meet again at 1:22:17 the Sunday Night Listener Meetup at the 1:22:20 House Under the Tree, in front of Rasil 1:22:23 . Thank you. I am Muhammad Musalkaf, 1:22:26 I am Firman, 1:22:28 I am Musalkaf's younger brother. Glory 1:22:32 be to You, O Allah, and praise be to 1:22:34 You; I seek Your forgiveness. May the 1:22:37 peace, mercy, and blessings of Allah be 1:22:39 upon you. 
